Ptolemy XI
Ptolemy XI | Facts King Alexander II of the Ptolemaic Kingdom & History life

Ptolemy XI – Egyptian Pharaohs kings – Ptolemaic Kingdom

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Ptolemy XI, or as he is known by his more famous name, Alexander II of Macedon.

He was the king responsible for taking over matters in the ancient Kingdom of Macedonia, as he was able to rule Macedonia during the period that was between 370 and 368 BC. He assumed power over the country after the death of his father, the ruler Amyntas II of Macedon..

Ptolemy XI Facts

How did he manage to take power?

Alexander II or Ptolemy XI was the eldest of his full brothers.

Whereas when he was able to ascend to power in ancient Egypt or the throne “Ancient Egyptian Government“, he was still young and had just reached puberty..

This is the matter that had caused him many difficulties and troubles with a group of powerful enemies in his dynasty who soon rose or resumed the war that had begun against Macedonia..

Whereas, on one side, the Illyrians had carried out operations aimed at launching a severe attack on it from the northwestern region.

And then at the same time there was an attack on him from Pausanias, as he had already launched another attack on him, and that attack was from the east..

The ruler Pausanias was also able after that to annex a large number of cities to him, and then he began a method of launching severe attacks or threats from Alexander and with him the queen mother, Tem, who was at that time residing within the scope of government in the royal palace in the Pella region, where She was staying with her three children.

 

His participation in the Wars of Thessaly

Alexander II or Ptolemy.

Then he took control of Larissa and a number of other cities, which encouraged him to place a group of strong military garrisons in those areas, since he had broken their previous agreements..

This is something that had already sparked a strong and unpopular reaction, especially from the blame for goodness and the very strong military force in Greece also at that time..

The Theban general Pelopidas also carried out long and very strong operations to defeat the Macedonians from the region of Thessaly..

After completing that, he neutralized the enthusiasm of Alexander II and removed him from his throne, and he handed over the throne to the imam, Ptolemy of Alarus. Accordingly, there was a case of forcing the last Alexander to leave this great alliance with Athens in order to work on it in the end for the good and as a part of it. From that new alliance.

 

How did Ptolemy XI die in the end?

Alexander II, or the ruler Ptolemy.

And from Qom, that regent remained in his position until his death as regent. This, of course, despite his killing of him, but because of the young age of that new king, who was called Perdiccas III of Macedon, and he was the brother of Alexander II or Ptolemy XI..

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Ptolemy XI | Facts King Alexander II of the Ptolemaic Kingdom & History life
Ptolemy XI | Facts King Alexander II of the Ptolemaic Kingdom & History life

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